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Indigenous group requested return of House of Ni’isjoohl memorial pole from National Museum of Scotland

The Declaration of Arbroath, one of the most important documents in Scottish history, will be put on public display for the first time in 18 years this summer.

A MEMORIAL pole brought to Scotland nearly a century ago will be returned to its place of origin in what is now British Columbia, Canada.

This 180-year-old fish is among the first Australian fish of its kind ever to be known to western science, and a refresh of its nomenclature to reflect its Aboriginal name at both the Natural History Museum in London and the National Museum in Scotland will recognise the contribution of traditional…

There is one unassuming close that has a modern appearance different from the rest, and this one is where one of the capital's most brutal killing sprees took place.

With the National Museum of Scotland typically being the most talked about in Edinburgh, there is no denying the historic Royal Yacht Britannia deserves some recognition compared to other global attractions

Two huge garages were converted into a prayer space

The Dhammapadipa Temple, at 199 Slateford Road, Edinburgh, was opened in 2005 in response to the Indian Ocean tsunami on Boxing Day 2004 and has been given a £120,000 refurbishment after Buddhist monks decided to keep it as their long-term home

The Dhammapadipa Temple was built in 2005 after the Indian Ocean tsunmi on Boxing Day.